Fixed Income Looks Back at the Ecb: What if the Rates Go Up?
4 Articles
4 Articles
Rising inflation is currently the biggest risk to the European economy
The European Central Bank maintains jurors, but in June they must rise: can it be counterproductive? And the hypermarkets: should they commit themselves not to reflect on the high final price of fuels?
With the war in Iran, a new supply shock strikes us today. What the Euro Federal Reserve should do – and what not.
Little is working as it used to. That’s the first clue. The war in Iran has slowed down the trends that dominated the market since the beginning of the year and has returned to fixed income a threat that seemed more distant. It doesn’t take the European Central Bank (ECB) to raise rates in April or June for the damage to start earlier. It’s enough for the market to believe that it can do it again. That’s already happening. Just a few weeks ago t…
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